The Montrose Democrat., May 12, 1859, Image 3

-- :Regimental Orders - No. Ist. •
171 HE First Reiitneut of the First I.lrlkade of
Sumiyiehanna County are hereby ordered
to meet on Saturday the 4th day of June next,
a the house of J. B.lackson in Friendsville at
9,o'clielc; a. to., for the purpose of Military
buxom:* and Review. -
AS.A SPICER, Brig,. Inspector,
let prig. 10th Div. of Pa. Militia.
• Brigadejuspector's Office, t
Ilarford May '9th,'1859..s
EDUCATIONAL.
28 PER QUARTER OF 1-1 WEEKS,
pays for BOARD, with use of BOOM,
.$
"I•URNITURE, and TUITION inJ hO
UPLAND NORMAL INSTITUTE,
Delaware County, Pennsylrapia..
For Circuiars;containing necesi.try informs.
Bon, ingdire of A. N. Bullard in'.llontrose, or of
J.O. Bullard, Brooklyn. tinsyd 3m
For siale i
SEED POTATOES':
PRINCE ALBERT
AND PEACH BLOW.
BALDWIN & ALLEN.
May 2d, 1849.
- -
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
ITHE Copartnership heiotofore existing be
tween the subscribers ; under the firm of
= •. Post, Cooper & CO,
dayitissolvO by mutual CP13 , 411t. Out
` standing bubiness will by settled by IYiu.
Cooren. ISAAC L. POST,
• HENRY DRINKER,
-• WM. HUNTYING COOPER.
Montrose, Penn., April 30th, 1859. '
• •-• 'COPARTNERSHIP. • -
THE undersigned have this day formed a
Copartnership under the firm and style of
Win. E. Cooper & Co.,
for the- purpose of tran%.etin"l, a BANKING Ex
cn.ozsOz AND COLLECTION BCI.INESS in the 80.
tough of Montrose. ,
WM. lIUNTTING COOPER,
HENRY DRINKER.
IfentreAe, Penn., Mae 2d, 1859.-
100 k HERE!
tlk• LL sa that wliit to buy COP DS ch ca r,ron
CAS/1;e0 at tho Store of
J. LYONS.- & SON,
Mort.trckse,
'where you can get
25 Yards of Calico for 'sl 00
~9 yai•ds of good Delain $1 00
10 Yards of Gingham for $1 00
16 yards of Sheeting for $1 00 .
14 lbs•tf Boston, Soda or
Sweet Crackers tor $1 00
4 lbs. of good Tea for $l, 00
12 lbs. No.l Mackerel for $1 00
Ladies' Gaiters for 62 cents
with a general assortment of Goods CHEAP. Also
Meloden% Guitor; %%dies, Fifes, Fitite;, -
Sheet '31u..1e, ,Sze. &e. ,
Fresh Fluid just atelveiLand for sale by
• ,1. LYON'S &SON.
May, 1859
ThO oldest, widest circulated, and - moat
complete, correet,and reliable Bank Note
-Reporter mexistence.
THOIVIPSON'S
BANK NOTE COMMERCIAL REPORTER.
Ciren:ation 160,00Q7
EDITED BY JOHS'IIIO.IIFrON
QUOL7iIODS cc.rrec.ted by Thowstm Bnoritzns
2 Will St.
Veblished by CILIA Ttu.Nntu, 117lin St.,
• NEW YORK.
e....--0-----,
Trams coiSurnry:P.IPTION tn A DV A NCE :
Mail Subscribers,
'Weekly s.2,l..Secii-rnontithr SI, I Monthly 75rts
To Positousters and otSers, who form clubs
And forward d 8 the ononq in advance, s-e wit
bend the Reporter, Coin Chart Manual, and De
striptii'e Lis!, as follows:
.- 5 copies of the Weekly, one rear,.. $B,OO
5 copies of the Serni:mootbly ......4,r ? 0
10 copies of th Mon'tlilf ~.. 6,60
We will forward gratuitously to any person
. sending a club of $2O at the aboie rates, at any
'one lime, our Amirican o , ld Coin Teat Scale.
Address, Thompsisti Brother., Bankers,
• No.!! Wall lit.. N. Y..Prr. rief
MEW WORE By REV. J If. INGRAHAM.
2.1 _
JUST,PUBLISIIED.
THE PILLAR OF FIRE:
ISRAEL IN BONDAGE.
BEING AN.ACCoUNT bF Tim won/Et:FEL seENEs
TnE
Life of the Son of I'haranh's Daughter,
egg,
Froti his yonth.to the taw.. nt of Mount SADA; ;
ec , rnpri.inz, as by an eve.witne,4,
NfIIZACLES 'BEFORE PIiAIItAQII,
PASSAGE OFTHE .6..EO,SEA,
• .
RECEPTION OF TIIE LAW ON 11.1T.'SITi AL
Containing an elAorate and highly colored
Deieription of the Architecture of the - .
Egyptian!, their Manners and Cu:,
;toms in Peace lind•War, in lb°
Temple, the Manny ,the
Mart.and at theTornb
'and al's° of the Lt.'
Taelites while id
. Lander Bond. -
sge,togeth. '
er with.
rcruersort SEETCtES eF TIIE-
Hebrews Ctii)er their Taskmasters,
Of Scene - R. Procession! and Spectacles
tipap and hpside the Nilo, and Le-
giunu of Oheli-ks, Splurnxei,
end Pyramids, and of
their fouridera be.
fore the Flood;
Delineations of Beautiful Women,
Joar.sstp.Luxona. AND . OSIEIA; AND
OF_ WONDERFUL MEN,
Aaron, ReciumeA (310 , o+), abd the Pti ocie of Lz
- •(Joh):- _
SABALATED
sttgas oi,t.rrretts- raom A SYRIAN FRINGE
Traveling iFK.Eg.spt
TO_ HIS ROYAL •5/OTFIER; QUEEN OF
TYRE.
The volume abounds in characteristic passa
ges or highly-wrought be my and dramatic is;
cideot. ••
To the 306,000Jeadere of " The Prince of the
House of David," we nerd only say, that this
sari: is by the same author, tkad more wonder
fully interesting and ,enehanting.
Vir!..LattGE !2'.10..600 FP. iLLI.IFFEATED.
Price
Sent,to awr addiess by mail, poet paid, on re
ceipt of-the price •
purin- ET at RTOSSEI.I.,
..f4w2ill No. 79-John Street, N. Y. •
Z. COBB would remikctfotry announce to the
putditifiat he may fu*ll be found at the
old stand, fully prep:Wed to attend to the trims
of the community. - - fie wilikcep on tend a good
stock of'
Grcicrezilen
.
sua.c.c% TEAS, COUTE, SPIGEs , FaLUII, FLo(r
and SALT' (by the sack or." barrel,) Fug, Ind all
articles found in. First Class Groceries.
He would partictibtrly call thti attention of
Farmer* and others to the tact that he is
constantly receiving fresh sUpplies of
FIRST ItATEFLOUIt.
also good and medium qualities, which will be
15.)111 rani*, tor ready pay, in quantities to suit'
the purchaser.
nontre.sy, rett. clot 15143:
NEW GOODS
FOR THE SPRING OF 1859!
-AT
•
YOUNG & SMITH'S,
- Summersvalo, Pa.
111 E take this opportunity of expressing our
V thanks to our customers and the public
geterally for their ;Moral patronage during the
past year, and-will add that we shall endeavor to
merit 3 continuance of the • Rama by furnishing
in the•satne way that welave heretofore done,
that ix. at the very lowest possible Prices. Hav
ing just returned from the CITY we
would invite the attention of the public to the
LARGE AND 'HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
far ICto Clo JID
for the spring trade, comprising almost every
thing that can be found in, a. Conntry Store, •
amongst svhich we will mention the following:
Marge lot of Ahoso Small Figured, Dark and;
Font Colored Prints at 6 1.4 cents per yard. A'
lot of those heavy Brown. 51u.slins always on
hand_ Brown . Shetting nod Shifting c o 4 s tantlY
on hand and for sale at the most reasortable•pri.
nes. ..large lot of MeArneek, Coeliteo,„ Allen,
Sprague, Ddnnell, and other Brints-,:Spring
Styles—fersale at the samelow prices it which
we have sold thi.in during the jelet year—Spring.
Detains and-Chailies, very h:irlsomo and cheap.
Cloths, Cas,itners, Satitietts, .Jeans, Verstingst,
&el A good 'assortment of Bond Stripea;cot..
tonades, packs - und Linen Drilla, f4ir farmers' :
weir.,..Deniins, Striped Shirting..-Cheeks. &c.
Itendy-nande Chatting conttuntly on
hand..
Crocker}• and Gia%s Ware, u !areas.
sorttnent of the best quality of \Vbite Granite
Ware, just-reeeit , ol and fur sale by the set ur In
lots to suit purchasers.
Ilits and Cat's, Hoots and Shoed
in endless variety.
Cedric: Ware. Tubs Churns, Trays, Buck
ets, Ladles, Sze.
taeerics as ipkual 14 low water marl;
sto r. i-hin y low titrurr , i;
FISII
3faakerel in half b.irris, (patty. and kits,
warranted full Weirht. or 00 money returned.
Shad and AV hits Fish a!so en hand.
Salt by the Barrel. sack -or bushel.
Paints anti Oil of all kind:;.
All kinds of I'ItODUCE. taken in .e.uehange
for Goods at the highest m rket prices.
We solicit an rxat itu tion of our stock be
fore purchasing
YOL'NG SMITH..
April 25th, I 859.—ni5w6.
-FRESH ARRIVAL !
T HE mudersigned would ropeetfully
:m
-nuance in the public that he 1113 just re
ceived a supply of
.
ampng winch lound the e very st 'of
Sugar, Molasses; Syrup;
Tea; Cofibe,
at prices to ,wit the tunes, for r-atio pay - I)en't
,
miAtake the pi:IV!, 1)1:t c t at the bn3emeet of
the
HEM %T ®ti 4G I OTEL,'
where your humble servant curie* tin a
general
SALOON & GROCEfY BUSINESS,
arid where the putthe may always rely tpon
having, their cants attended t. with promptness
and fidelity. 0. M. CRANK
Motitraii... Aril _oth,
edical Copartnership.
DRS. A.C.BLAKESLEE li. BRCS!!
having associated themse!ves under the
name of Bl.ke•lce & I.lrui.h for the proseeu.
tion of the deties of their profession. respeet
funy raer their rofessiotthl serrices'te the
-Irmand _
Office at the rosi&oce of Dr. Make Ace. mid
way' tetwecn, iht '%;!!age•4 of DieD , cl; nod
Sprin! - TviA. r. 11LAKE:31.EE.
April •
BRUSH.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
I\visit to call the nt'ention tf Farmers to
the ludepeAttltzst-'f
HORSE
This flake has been used for the past three
yeas in this County ned proved to be the 'Rake
and Ihe only Itske suited to the rough country.
Any one, not wishing to take the assertion,
and who wants a Rake. please try it, and if not
satisfactory. rsororn it Vithin three days umi
iejurcd, and take his money. To merchants
and dealers a liberal deduction from rets3.l price
of tut:tee do:lacs. ' All hitebt of Grain taken
in exchasnge tOr Rakes at Searle's (Mil. Also
second hand Wire Tooth and Revo!ving Rakes
sold ccri cheap All - orders promptly attended
te and It.tikes delivered on short notice. _
. .
. _
Resili.iiee ofthe'suberiber,:ind enanuf.e.tl,,ry
one mile from Montrose,. on Snake greek-turn
piles: C
- CHANCY FOOT.
Montrose. April :15. 's9—:;rn
• T.M 7 21 PJ )
is., Co , .
WOULD iespectfully announce to the citi•
zens of inve,vi,llc.. Center and adjoinin2
Uotniry`that ilicy are prepared ty furnish almott
everything thane usnauh called fur in a coun
try store. Our stock consists of
DRY GOODS!
Vii;Black and Plaid Silks, Chilla Robes,,Lawn
Robes:Printed atai lVhite Brillants, Sarcenet,
Cambric; Dotted Swiss Moslins, Calicoes—the
moat splendid stock IN-1114E14 exception that was
ever brought to Susquehanna County. Palm
Le:alias—in 20 varieties: Silver Grapy, Brown
and Fancy Leghorn flats—in every variety:
Fur Bata. Ppra:uls and thnhrtillas—of everw
style and rien, from Es. to 24 ti Embroidered
Collars, ender Sleeves, Ribbons—immense
stock; CROCKERY—in nix differtint vles—
in Tea and annei Soils. 'S'ALL -PAPER—a
very WIN stuck. All. kinds of
.FARMING
T9OLS—of the must :approvid patterns. In
fine. a.cery large stock of eeerything pertaining
to thetrierc.;ntile siness; on the most facora,
bie terms of any house in the country. Cash
trade especially preferred, but all kindlof Coun•
try Prrxduce taken in exchange for Goods, and
the highest market price p:iid for saute. BOOTS
and SHOKS form a prominent feature of a very
large Stock of Goods,..vnd will be found in every
style and variety. GROCERIES—a very large
stack. DRUGS and MEDICINES. and 'GLASS
Fuanittui—such as Chairs and Bedsteads—
from 18 - s. to ss6 00;
Solititing .very large ,hare of trade for the
new firm we remain,. rempeetfullv at the. nervice
public.fiEXYON, &.CO.
Lawaville centre, Pa., April Ist, 1859. •
INTC) I I .I 3C3.
A k it, indebted to the late grope, of, %V.
..C3l.'Svi,totra & Co., GviLe & BLAND'ING or
H. G. BLANDING & Co. either by Note or Bdok
account are earnestly requeetea to call upon A.
Each or U. 0. litr,:cluxu.toil setitu with
out delay, WS their Books NEST BE l'EnsEE -
StEDIA'TELY. ff. G. BLANDING.
Agiil 4th 1559.-Gyr.
DR. 1% W. WELLS
Avi tn
piranerittylocatedin Datindttff
11 offers his professional services to all who
may require theni. Also, keeps constantly- on
hsnd a full stock of iflrtigs and :11viikcium,
Pure WituM and Liquors for Medical.
purposes. [ap7-6m.
M EAT. MARKET.
On eubCc Arcinie, n e ar Smiles Hotel.
17EEP constantly on hand a good supply of
1.1. MEATS . of all pajd for
Beef Cattle,Calves,Sheep;andLarbs.
Also forßides of itit kinds,
BENSTOCK & .HAVILEY.
T. TIENSTOCE. iTAWLEY.
31Viltrose, Itlarcit
Gifts r . Gifts Gift4l
- ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK
TIH 677 BROADWAY, 677 . THE
FIFTH ' . FIFTH
YEAR. EsTABLIsuED tB5l. YEAR.
ririllE following is a partial , list of property
which will ho given to the purchasers of
Books at the time of sale: worth from
Gold Watt. hes ; EngliA Lever,
Patent Leger and Lupinee, $30,00 to 6100,00
Silver Watehes,Patent Lover,
full jeweled, hunting cases,
open face and cylinder es
capement,
Gold Lockets, Large sizefonr
glasses, and two glasses
with springs, large, and
small size with eimp.
Cameo, Mosaic, Florentine,
Painted, Lava. Goldstone,
-Garnet-and Coral Sota of
Mils and Drops,
Ladies' Gold Guard Chains,
Farley Neck Chains, Chate
lains.
Gents' Fob and Vest Chains,
Sets Cameo,Goldstone,Paint
cd,. Mosaic, Garnet, Onyx,
Engraved and l'lnin Gold
Sleevt Buttons and Bosom
Studs,
Gold Pencils,with Pens,larrm,
medium and
Silver Pencils,witliGold Penn,
large, medium and small
-size, double and single, es
tension cases,
Gents' Heavy Signet `Riggs,'
Ladies' Gold Chased and
Plain Rings,
Gents Gold 13usemPiris s elen.
ter, with Opnl, Scarf Pins,
Onyx, Garnet; &c.,
Rich Silk Dress Patterns,
'Cameo, Massie, Cord Carnet,
Chased and Plain Oval
Brace lets,
Silver and Geld Thimble?"
Gents' Pen and Packet knife,
Pearl and -Moron° Porto
orionnisies, -
Toothpicks, Watch keys,
Guard Slides,
Gold Crosses, small . , medium
•
and large. '3 ;00 to 7,60
Besides other Gifts, comprising n largo and
valuable assortment of miscellaneous articles,
caning from $1 to $lO.
The proprietors of the OLDEST ESTAB
LISHED GIFT BOOK IN THE 'UNITED
STATES. for the uninterrupted success which
hag crowned their earne,t efforts to please du
ring the last four years ; weuld return their sin.
cere thanks to the hundreds of thousands who
have, in past time, seen tit do bestow their lib
eral patronage upon them;
.and would further
assure them, end the pubii generally, that their
long experience and established capital warrant
them In offering greater inducements than ever,
and sueb as nre out of the reach of any similar
( "4,,l u lt,hment in the country: and propose, in
this, THE'rwrit YEAR.
df their location in Now York. to introluce
- STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS,• •
GIFTS of GREATER VALUE and VARIETY,
A Mill Lat - g*n. an RnK, lected Stock of
Commission% and inducements to clubs and
to agents who are willing to delete their time
to our business; so thnt those who do s i r ,- ; ego hive
gar GIFTS ASD BuoES WITDODT MO.FEY...ea
We shall endeavor to estgblish an agent in
every town in the United States, ao that all who
I, will may benefit by our' liberal system of trade.
We have_ appointed A. J. G Ig ITSONs
our duly authori7ed agent for MONTROSE and
vicinity, who will receive and forward all orders
'with attention mod despatch.
A NEW ANI) REVISED CATALOGUE,
ready tor distribution. eiontaining every desirri
t?.e book, new or old, Dull% in print; and ac
knowledged by librarians rind literlry men to be
1110 most eemplete and best classified ever is
sued, without an. exeoption.
are now reedy tii be given away v mailed free in
nay address, loan parts of the wprld. It eotitans
all th.r work 'on s f.
Art, Seierico and Nat, E Plii/osot.h;eal &Cis&
.nr... , 1 History. skal Works,
Adventures, Travels. V Itistorieul and Min
&e. ' 'A ' eellaneous,
RAKE
Agricultura! and DU 7s; Pociinal„Thbologieal,
mestie li,onlarny, • s ; Religious,
Dallas Lattera,Eatars, La w,ll•Aical, Mason
&e.7,
Bibles,
Biographies,
Diationarieg,
Enayelarediaa.
Gazetteers,
And a thousand varieties of publications in eve
ry deporttmnt of literature. %Ve syi as low--`;
a:7El.in many cases, lower than s —any other flutist!
it the eountry ; and with every book of the
value of ono dollar or more,...vve present ZOlllO
useful Gift, without extra charge.
'LET EVERY ONE CONSULT ISIS'
OWN INTEREST; -
And buy at EV.A.S' Gift Book Store,
eliE .-xamine do; .. o f h oo k s , see t h e
POST gitts NO free:f scattered among
"••" our pa:rons, and be satisfied that the on.
„
ty economical war of boring looks is at
TO NO T 77 :Itßf /AIM AY,•
GhT LAFARGE HOTEL BUILDING,
i our, WE tiriARATEE PERFECT-3A l'.
BlllifiS , ISFACTION.
ii:DpE FOR YOURSELVES.
Examine oar plan of business. Any
- one can who will. Observe the daily
13 • distribution of watches, gold and silver;
il'F‘ . 9.-st, chatelaine. and guard chain'; brace-
EVANSdets, rained, mosaic, dal , goldstone,
GIFT , garnet told gold sets,of pin and clasps;
11110 K br'Y'Oets, large, medium and small size;
.s fit "rings, chased, plain and set with Stones,
eantio, gold-tor. coral ; meanie and on
-677 graved .e.iids aid sleeve buttons; scarf
pp,' pins,t l ' , •tol4es•t:P , id pens and pencils; gold
pens in shiver and moro c c o rases, and a
thousand other articles of nue and viat4e.
NEw. A Gift with every book worth from 50
yuRE ..et. to $l. Scud for a Vutalogue.
Lay: In will cost you nothing, and will be
;valuable as a book of reference, if nosh.
ing more, Address D.W.EVANS & CO..
_ .
_
k
No 677 .Bro ad way, New-York.
r i
r-
N. .-A WORD OF EXPLANATION TO
Those who have known us nuder the style of
Evans ;& Co. The Business located by us at
No. 611 Broadway, New York city, is the oldest
established honse is the country, and is known
world- wide as the original* "Evans'-& Co.'a
Gift Bookstore." Many have t..-rken the advan
tage of ,ottr,populatY to advertise tinder the
...e0 6=0,10 - increase their trade—and though
a house having neither character or name of its
own, can hardly claim the confidence of the
community-- to plioteet the few - wh o may be un
acquainted with ing, we would state that we
have no connection with any other Gift Book
[louse-and though many atilklitrtiso under the
name of Evans & Co,, the firm constituted by
EVANS and - I. 11. PRESTON, is the
first and only concern rightfully using the name.
But to prevent all confusion in thc-futuEe,
shall use the style of
D. W. EVANS & CO.,
sad 111:1 persons wrongfutly .using the appetta.
tion to mislead the public; will be made to suf.
fer the penalty of the. J.
.
- D. W. EVANS dz .
671 Broad Way, New York.
8 1 ,1 - 78 IY.I
111..A.R.RIAG.t' UIDE'.
A NEW BOOK, BY WILLIAM YOUNG,' M. O.
The secret clue to courtship, love
,_••\ , 'dc marriage.: with the diseases loci.
dent to'y outh, maturity and old age;
•
being lights and shades of marri ed life, its joys and sorrows, hopes
/./"Ei*P" fears And disappointmelds. Let all
„
married people, or those Contemplating marriage
lants having the least impediment.te married life ,
read this hook. let every young moo and woman
in the' land read this nook.. It is full ofcP,lates,
and discloses secret ' s that every one should know:
a little knowled,le at first may ~save a world of
trouble imafter life. Bend revs copy (enclosing
'2scts., in, 1 ,, rlft„Wm. YOUNG,
ite.lll SOrrt!-Sf t+fliladelphile •
ts!
STORE
W..E VANS S. CO.
1 . 3,00 to '
2,50 to 12,00
45,00 to 25,00
B,QO to 18,00
10,00 to 30,00
2.90 to 16,00
3;50 to 7,e0
2,00 to 15,00
1,00 to 7,50
140 to 5,00
22,00 to 20,00
5,00 to 30,00
00 to 6.00
60 to 1,50
60 to 2,500
1,50, to .?.50
NEW KEATuit ES
POO/ES.
IC, •
Stun , lard Fictions,
II ram and
Glee Books,
0 Test Books for
. • ; Selioots, &e.. 3 e.,
TiEtz t , 4„,
or n n
READY-I,IY SYSTEM
lis certain that Gonda can be autd successful
ty in, blontroae and at Susquehanna Depot
•
FOR CASH.
Thom" doubting this nasortiou will do won to call
at the stores of
.•
6uttcnberg, liasenbaunt, tf0. 7 )6 ,
where it will be - proven that the Merthint in
selling his Goods a.an afford to-sell Cheaper
for Cash, ma cati offer Inducements sufficient to
make It an object to Purchasers, at whatever
iseriffee they are obliged to maio, to procure the
Money to adopt itt their Purchases the C...su
Srslam.
We have just received and are constantly re
ceiving, a splendid assortment of
SPRING & SOMMER GOODS.
adapttd for this season:and which will not full
to givesenoral sstlsfaction. They were pur
purellased tinder the most favomble , eircumstan
ces, and we are ennbled and - Vv . :tr. offer and soli
at prices fur below others that will give and hate
given an everlasting Credit; no matter whether
it is Tom, Dick, or Hairy.
iXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE
OUR DRY GOODS!
An astortment heretofore unequaled by anytilqug
OVUT offered in Montrose.
Kano , end Staple Dry Goods!
Comprising many new end desirable styles of
Goods unknown in this market, among which will
befound, in
LADIESTRESS GOODS,
AU the novelties of Ne season, cheep at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENB.AUSI,&
SHAWLS
New and choke styles of Brodie double and
single, Stella, Plaid, Wool, Palm and Mantilla,
and a new style of Chenill Shawls, cheap at
Guttenberg, liounbaitm, do's
NTH: UlUx
An n.sortment always on hand, also Ladies Cloth
nod Trimming to match, of all shades, cheap at
6ittttlibirg,
EMBROIDERIES!,
In this Department we can offer-great induce.
MCDt9, nA they are purchased direttly from im.
porting houses. The assortment comprises
French setts, Sioeeves and Collars,
Worked Edgings and Itaserting,
and a great amity more arti
cles belong to this line too
. numerous to uncivil
(lon, cheap at •
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM, <4 CO'S
Bonnets, - Ribbons, Flowers and
Plumes, Wire, Stiff Net
' tinge-and Frames,
at Wholesale and Ret‘.4ll,—Theap at
GI:I7EOEIG, 11654113 At CO'S.
Domestic -Goods !
May be found all the different q . nalitiei of Prints,
GingharVleached Goods, Fine•
11031 ins, Tiells, Stripes, Denims, Sheeting, 2 1-2
y cla wide, cheap at
GU'rTENDERG, 110SENBAL3f, 4: CO 'S
REAM' MADE CLOTHING,
As this i. one of their Pni.acipat. ttaascuts of
IiCbINES:? in New.Verk City, they certainly have
one great advantage over all the rest of Clothiers;
they having one Partner steady ih New l'ofk
eity , to devote allitislinm to.this partir Oar branch
of manufacturing: , Thoy wi I famish, at any
time, a Good Garment at about tho BUM° price
for which the material can he got.
'They will warrant their work and a complete
5t or no Fax._ .
'They keep zonstantly on hand one of the best
stocks of .
• OVER AND UNDER COATS!
Such as Frock, Dies', Raglan, and Sacks
PANTS ,
lii Great Variety and Di f ferent ',Styles
VESTS!
Such as Velvet, Plush,.6lssimer, and Satin.;
cheep aL
GUTTENBERG, RDSENBAUM, & cos'
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
of the 14c9st Material at short Not lee.
UhdPr Garments_
Fon-LADIES AB V'ELI Ad ;OR GENTLENIEN,
,ouch as Silk, sad also Lailabstrool, cheap at
GUTTENBERG,IOSENBAUNI,dr CO'S
ONE WOR,II
IS SUFFICIENT FOR THE WISE.
, TO OUR tfi':,IZECOUS ,
'F-RIENDS
D
CUgt6i/EnS,
And, •:• • • •
A in particular to
_thou knowing themselves
indebted to es, we Will say once wore that we
will hell for Ready Pay hereafter, end 41 Ac
counts and . Notes must be settled without Fur
ther Notice We are tired of writing Donning
Letters and Supporting the PostOtlice,and there
by losing. •We will take ail, kinds of Grain at
tha''Ujghcst.Market Prices for Payment, and All
Accounts standing ove'r Six Montle on. our
Books will be left for collection unless settled
by Note.
. ,
6litttitberft, Tkostuiannt, Co.
...kivntr,,:4v. Pa . I:ith,lBSB _
“ BUSINESS GOES ON,”
NEW REMIT KT STORE'
TilE ,
HEAD 'OP NAVIGATION.
suhseriber haying just returned from
1. New York, would - most respectfully inform
his friends (if he has any) and the public gener
ally, that ho is now prepari4to serve them with
11611 600b5--Nannlit far tri44l
at-the old stand formerly occupied by C. W. Mott,
where ho will sell tot RE/nr•PaY at entons that
will suit everybody. Ills stork eunsista of
Choice Family Groceries, of all kinds, Stone
Ware, Wooden Ware and Brooms, Boots and
Shoes, Ladles Gaiters—for 65. come. Prints.
Detains, heavy and Fine, Brown and Bleached
hlnilins, Linens, Canton I?linne:3, Drillings,
Towelling,Jaequard Diaper.Tieliii,Apron Checks,
Denims, Striped Shirting, Pants and Vest Trim-
mings, Seamtnas tiagii, Cotton ,Batts, White and
- Brown ,Knitting Cotton, Veil Barege, Gloves,
and lloalery—large assOrtmenl. Yankee. No
tions, die. HENRY C. TYLF,R.
51onteose, April, 1859.
LADIES who like a splendid article for the
flair please call at TYLER'S and got a bottle of
Burnett's COcosine--best and - cheapest in use.
Also Labia's Extracts for the Handkerchief—
first quality. '
H. GAR RATT,
WDOLESAI. AND REICAIL DEALER IN
FLOUR GRAIN, - SALT, &C.,
NEW muisiona 7 . PA.
(Salo ROOlll4 Pratt'a Officer)
WILL keep constantly on bind the bast
brands of FLOUR—by the Sack or Hun
dred Batrels—a(the lowest market prices. Also,
SALT-tiy the Single Barrel or Load,
All Orden from norchants and Dealers will
be promptly attended to.
* * *Cosh paid for Grain, Wool, Pelts, Hides,
and all Farmers' Produce in their season.
H. GARRATT.
Now `,Silforil, April 2d, 1859.
NOI ICE
•
THE undersigned having entered into a part
nership with Mr, J. W. Tyler, has closed
up his Books and opened n'tw ones for the
firm. lie is desirous of settling up the old
13001; s as soon as possible, aril/therefore appeals
to all whoThavu unsettled accounts to nail and
arrange the same without delay.
- , P. CARPENTER.
Hnrfnrd. April 4th. 18r.9.-Bw..
STRIKE &. INSTERIOOSII,
rill) AT every intelligent tnnti in this co:Jamu
-1 nity should Dot know that a new arrange
ment has been made by
WEAVER & ATHERTON,
AT THE
,STEAM MILL SHOP, .
FOE CALPYING - ON THE BESINESs or
Blackernithing. - • •
and Carriage-Ironing.
ME12337 - know tilts to be a fact
b'bt fur the. benefit of the rew whO do
not, we would say that we are preparedto do any
work in our line, which may bo intrusted to us.
in the most durable Mintier, tho most approved
style, and io the shortest possible tithe. All our
work warranted to give good satisfactiiiri.
LOIEs M. WEavEn, ititu. T.. AT - HERTON.
Mon trose, March Ist. 1859 —Gmtf.
TO BE RUNG!
EVERY DAY IN THE'WEEK !I
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,)
Over 2,000 Pieces of Wall Paper!
I)ESIDES Bordering, Window Shades and
Window Curtain Fixtures--a large variety.
For farther particulars please call at A. N.
Bullard's Book Store(first door north of L'
Searle's Hotel, where you can find also a large
and superior assortment of Books and Statione
ry. Yankee Notions, , all of which
can be hid for cash at as low prices as goods of
the same: quality can be bought for any where
is this vicinity; Bingharn'ton, N. V..fint-excerrted.
A. N. BULLARD.
Montpo;te, March Bth, 1859. •
I'caclzcrs Eiarnittatibn,
l'iteetings for th'e purpose of exeinting teneher%
to he emilloyerl id thtosumtner schools , will be
held in 0:e different towns as follows: ••
Gibsonlay la, Union H. S.H. at 9 o'clock a. rn
tlarford, " 17, ' at 9' o'clock a. m.
Lenox. " 18' Tingley'a S. H. at 9 o l clock a. m
Clifford, " 19, rltv &twat £I. at 9 o'clock a. in.
Herrick, " 20, lin . icndala at 9 o'clock a. pi.
Ararat, " 21, Church . at 9 o'clock a- m.
Thompson" 23, Center at 9 o'clock a. to
The examinations will 'tic about equally divi
ded between the oral and written methods. Each
applicant should be isupPlied with at least two
eieete of fuois•caP paper, several pens and a
pen-holder, and ink.
Ali who would'tcach daring the coming Sum
mer will at once see the necessity of attending
the public examinations, when they understand
that immediately upon their closo I Alai) be en
gaged in visiting schools indifferent parts of the
county, and consequently unable to attend to
any more examinations,—not being able to visit
my post-office, oven, oftener than once in from
two to four weeks.
All should be present tit the nppointod Your.
None admitted to the elms after the examination
commences. B. F. TEWKSBURY,
County Superintendent.
April 4th. 1859.
AW
ISoD.
WE ARE BOUND TO GO. AHEAD
GO SEE
Fr ITE LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
lustJL received at the Original One Price and
Ready-Pay Stcro-of -
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
• •
Tfie 'P ‘ pople's Agemits are on hand %hit
a largo stock of Goods comprising Staple&
Fancy Dry Goods,
Hats & Caps,
'Boots A: Shoes,
Groceries a: Provisions,
• Flour 4lc Salt,
Yankee Notions,
Watches, Jewelry, ' •
Wall dr. Window Paper -
Wooden -Ware,
and we ha're one thousand and one things besides.
Wc.wit?_say to CLOSE Airr fS -
if you wan! BARGALI 7 .B
CALL and S'PE , •:- -
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New Milford, Pa., Jan. tat, 1859.
3;000 :kolas, OP. WALL PAPER.
.Jo. DIEFERENT - SITLES
80R0E.NG, WINO6V P APER
A. NEW SUPPLY, just arrived, mil for sale
SI cheap, by A.TURRELL
3Et TY "Sr,
Tim • •
WAMSUTTA PRINTS:
They' are the boat; Cancel. yet offered to the
- Pub for the ofortey,
r • WIIGLESALE AGENTS:
DEFOREST; APISTRONG & CO
. .NEw-vonx. inbi2n36.
•
DR. E. WILMOT,
radtrate of the Agbpath:c and Home°
G
piltMCCollegea of Modicino, isr now
tnpaently located in Great Ilend Pa: -;
OFFICE corner of Math and fllizabcth•sta.,
n ear ly eppiiiito,tho ISittt,ldist - rhurch:
• cr. •20, 181,9 •
I = {.3 Cit° V ALIA
1 G. F. FOB D 11.4.31
HAS removed hts shop across the street,-to
"the buildiM; one :door ,below Keeler& ,
• Stoddard's, which he has fitted up expressly fer ,
.I
•
I L -Saddle, Harness and Trunk Shop,
‘rllere may found's!! klub of
3E3CINAEIL 353 SI
: from the heaviest seam, to filo. lightest trotting
harness, and a generet assortment of trimmings,,
which will be'lnade up or sold very low. -
- Carriage Trimmings:
: A good assortment on hand, which will be sohi l l
I very low; all trimming done cheaper than else-'
' where.
OAK LEATHER
on hand, from which harnesses will be Made - und
NATE:try dittri.tekClL. .
*..Customets 1%111 please .be s ar in wind thall
wish to settle up once a year. Those having
unsettled nary:tuts, oruotes due, will save costs
by settling or making'paymant, without furthor
G. r. FORDIIA3I,
Feb. 24th, 16591 Montrone, Ps.
co .5 vat as •au4 6arhers.
THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
60,000tARRELS Of THEIR NEW
AND IMPROVED
PO ti
LODI ILVXDFACTURIU COMP AY.
ATANUFACTURtEi from" the night-soil of
1. New York lots to
within
purchasers.
This article (greasily improved within the last
three years) lint been in the marked for eighteen
years, and still defies competition, as a manure
int Corn and Gardsn Vegetables, being cheaper,
more powerful, than any other, and , at the aurae
time free from disagre , ecOlczkdor. Two barrels,
($3 ,vortli) will manure, ap acro of corn in the
hill, will save two-thirds in labor, will cause it
to come up qUicker, to_grow fastor,ripen earlier.
azirkwifi - bring a larger crop on poor ground
than any other fertilizer, and it is also 5:1 pro
teittivo' to cut worm; also it does riot injure the
seed. to put in contact with it.
The L M. Co. point to their long standing
reputation, and the large capital ($500000) in
vested in their business as aluarantee that the
article they make shall always be of such quality
as to command a ready'sale.
_p3r" Price e 1.50 per barrel for any quantity
over six barrels. .
g._47 - A Pam let, cunt/Lining orery information,
will be scut [lts] to auy one applying fur
tho same. Oor addrebis
GRIFFING, BROTHERS &.C.0.,
Agricultural Warehouse, GO Cuurtlaridt St.
NEW YORK.
Mare 17, '6 . .
FREE EXHIBITION!
MAY BE SEEN DAILY;
AT P. [INES' .Tlllll SHOP!
rrom 6 a, m. to 10 p. m.,
gljt gattst jiaStiplls l .
-. Comprising the Greatest variety of
GENTLEIYIENS . COSTUME ,
ever presented to the public. nth 9.4
DR. JOHN W. COBB,
PFESISIGIADI 84SURCtEON,
Montrose, Pa.'
Ofrwe on Public Avenue, opposite Searle's hotel.
Mardi let, 1553.-t-tf.
THE NIGHTY EULER
World Kama and World Triod
itgl n te_y4r,V4;3l. l / 4 4 4 -'ll
' , - . 4- • r„ . , IS - ", N . .e•:.vtg A,. •
,j'' •;>,'N. (
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_Ti"C:).•\-,
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' - ..- - •••••.4. - -,....it- - ' - Ale , ' •
.., _
lIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
rimiE free admission - of all Nations, as well as
1. the verdict of the leading hospitals of the
0:d as well as the New World, stamp this pow.
erful remedial Agent as the greatest healing
preparation ever made known to sufibiing man.
Its penetrative qualities are more than marvelous,
thro' the, external orifices of the skin, invisible to
the naked eye, it'hiaches the seat of the internal
disease, and in all extornal affections its anti-in
fiammatory: and healing virtues surpass anything
else on record, and is Nature - a great ally.
&pip% aud Salt Rheum
Are two of the most• common and virulent
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
Oiettnent is especially antagonistic, its " modus
operandi",is first to eradicate the venous and
then complete the cure.
Bad legs, Old Sores, and Mears.
Cases of many years standing that lqwe perti
naciously refused-to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invariably succumbed to s
- few applications of this powerfel unguent.
'Eruptions on the Skinl
- Arising from a bad state of blood or chronic
disease are cradicated, and-a -clear, transparent
surface regained by tho-reatorative'artion otthis
Ointment. ft surpasses many of the cosmetics
and other toilet appliances in its power. to dispel
rashes mid other disfigurements.of the face.
Piles and P./atlas
Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders Is eradicated locally end en
tirely by the use of this emolient ; warm (*omen
rations should precede its application. Its heal
ingtivalities as ill be found thoro' and invariable .
Bath the fYinirm-nt and the Pills should be used in
the following cases .
Bunions, rtheuniatimm, Sore Throats,
Burns, Rio gworm, . yoresocajlkinds
ChappedllacdsSalt Ithetim Sprain,
Ch iI I blains, Scalds, - star., oi n t,. •
Fistula, Gout, Skin Disones, Teller, Ulcers,
Lumbago, .Swerd.G lands, ' 7 " nuereal Sores,
hlere'bSrupt'ns,Sore. Legs;. W r grounds oa I I
Piles. Sore Breasts, S ere Heady, • [kinds.
VEr CAUTION !- 7 N40:10.01;0 genuine unless
the words, ". Holloway, iVele. York and London,"
are discernible as ,a Water-muk in every leaf - of
the book of directions around each pot or b o y. ;
it may be plainly seen byhading the lezfinthe light.
A handnorne reward will be given to any one ren.
derinesneh information as may lead to thy detec
tion of any party or parties counterfeiting these
medicines or, vending them knowing tholu'to . be
spurious. , - -
'**• Sold at_thelfanufactories of Prof. HoLto
"WAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and-by all re
spectable Drugoists and Dealers' in Medicine
throughout the United ltatea and the civilized
world\ in pots at 25 cents, G 3 cents, and 81 each.
orThcro in a eonsiderable saving by hiking,
the - larger sizes
`• N. B.—Directi ons for the guidance pf patient%
in every disorder are affixed to each pot..
June 10. 108. f2300w1y..
•
50 CENTS
WILL ,PAT FOR ONE OF THOSE
. •
NOTIFIL AMBROTTPtS,
With Visegt. Call at the
.tAR ON 711 E GREEN,
An ivork - warranted not - to fade.
F. I). WOOD, Artist.
31ontrase, April i3th, 185f).--tr
STEW GOIDDS,In ivy lino of businese, arriv.
ing eNery ADEL TI3fiRELL..
Marvh 2101,1E:t2
4" ._., z‘,
-,. "
__.) .(:,„,. • L -
.4ztico,t)c)
PAYS Oil?. A. FULL VOUIZSE. -IN ZIIF
IRON CITY_COLLE(4E.
tid Is g ent; inc,stextensivf4y p airs t i ed Juvi
' bu=t utganized
• .
tommEßciitt scoooi_ .
iv ,
-crictite,aft gitat,tetis.
'37 ‘,..titDtitts.,atten4ilig-Dailli
•
MARC I, 1959, -
L7eual time to uou.pluto a tun ed•Urso from ft,
to to weole, Every Student, upon g nuluutin,
istqluaranteed to t r x, competent to mareigi
Books nay Business, and qualified to earls
aniar,- of from
$5OO TO $lOOO.
S.tudents enter at aziy`timc —No Vacatioa--'
Review at plea4ro. .
51 I: 2, reinial - a.Eass
FOR BEST PENNTAANSHIP AWARDED IN
1 14 to 9.
Eror-.3:ini.to FS' Suns received at hall prim!.
*.*For Circular and Sptcitnena of Writing,
inclose two leiter ~tarnpa. and addrese. • -
.F. W. JENKINS. Pittsburg,
April 14:1:,1 t.sep.U.*
SALAMANDER SAFES.
1E V INS Awsolit,
No. 26 souTti POLralli STREET.
Have now on Inturs largo assortnie - ut of Fits
and Thief' Proof Samanornder Safes: • Also.
Iron Dora for Inks and St<ore;,,lren Shutters.
Iron SUbil, fin makes of Locks, equal .to any
wado in the,Linited Stzttes.
Five Suit.* in one Fire." cone out itVit.
lett!: confer, s in
.good.
THE 8.11....111, • N0E1t BA F Gl' Pltit-i.inLyntA.
EVANS Lf WATSON
}lave
.11t1t1 Pio au rest, demonstration In tha
following certitiotth that their winufaclure ut
Salamander Satre 1114 at itm,gat fully wurrithloa
the representations which ha . vis beef; rnntio' of
them a:ire:leering ua undoubted sec*itv against
the terrific element :
• Philadelphia, April 12th, IRSG.
Messrs, EVANS & WATluN.—Gellikplefi: /1.
Affords US the hig.best vatisfaction to state to
you, that owing lo the very protective qualitiee
of two of the . Salamander Safes which we
purchased of you some months since, we saved
a lsrg.a portion of our jewelry,and all our hooks,
patters, &e., exposed to the calamitous fire in
Ranstead Place, on the morning of the 1 ttli
inst. .
When we red - ect tlfnt thaeo Safes Werutocated
in the fourth slily of the building we occupied:,
and that they soksequently fell into a heap of
burning ruins. where the vast concentration of
heat caused the brass plates to melt; we cannot
but regard the preservation of their valusl+s
cohtents as most convinning.prog w• the great
security afforded by your Safes.
We saran take Intn.th pleasure in recommend
ing them to men of business ' as a sure reliance_
against fire.
GEORW W. SIMMONS &BRO.. Jelieißer;.
Who have purchased six large Safes . sies:e.
April 28,
lu pr nex--.3lcatrose,
VOID 8
• I
with the letters' E. C:' in the Intrn 7 Any per.
son finding it will be rewarded oe jeavieg it it
the AI otarose POST OFFIe'E. - apt!
SEED W HEAT:
China Tea and other varieties•
SEED CORN;
Conklin's Premium
• King Phillip's Improved from
orangt tounly, .!;:r7.- York. and
• Cutineetieut River.
EzA_IM.II.. x
Eiriy . &opt:ors,
Ea-Iv 'lnv,
WE WILL lIAVE THE GENUINE
HORN GRASS SE!
IN Tai! E ro,p{ •stisniNG. .
LDWIN & ALLEN
Montrnse, April 13ih, 1859.-4 w.
A CARD:
Grnses, Nev. 2.141858.
iiTHEREASthere have bea somestatements
V V made by me against ItEaxeca AJEELLaY,
and whereas.satd IL A. Kelley has, commenced
a suit against me in the common pleas of Sus
quehanna catinty for trespass-on the- case, now
for. the sake of a settlement. of said noit and
peace and quietness I make I the following ac
knowledgments: • first I regret that I over said
anything about said .Kulley, and at this: time
withdraw all charges against her that d have
made and do ; not believe her at this time Ad' be
IX P. BRU,N PA GE.
ate - A Book fbr Everybody: leg
STARTLING DISCLOSURES !
PR. TELLER'S greet
I_, work fur tho married
( ----" or thos' contemplating mar
,qt 'CP? riaatt.— . 2o o
.. pages full of
,1,,< , ,, 1, I=lll4atttiel;1 =11 14atttiel;
y
1 : 0 ;•- r 4 . '`'..;‘.--' ,Priee 25 cents--sebt to all
• .2 , ,b,, f ~,itt:Wg:.,, parts opcler Etek by matt.
- .7....%-,-, -- -,I,PosT eAio. 50,000 cop
;y, , „$ , lho, t. lOS bold the p tat !„,ear. The
67 r : It el i 4t , 4 finial° rnerricd,and timmsr
k g,... / ' Ms . " ' tied happy. A Lecture on
Lore. to- how to tb(if 30 a partner;,a Complete
work on mid v. Verb , It Loutaint hundreds oleo
crets never before pablished —w.irranted to be
worth three times the amount asked for it. 25cte
in specie or ptAtage stamps, enclosed, will securn
a copy by return to Addrese
3..IELLER,,M. D.
No. 5 Desici , st, Albany ; N. Y. -
RI" Do. Victims' Vl:Amu Pri.t.s„ SI a box,
with full directions. Married ladies . ..4lmM not
use thorn.,--,Sant by mail. --'•
CAUTION.-7 hesi Pills should not be taken by females dieriV the. EMS T 3 MO,STIIS
P 4 irian rs i, as they are sure to mist miscarriage,
but at any ether lone they are safe:,,,
In all cases or nokow, alrection.pain
in - the back and limbs. fatigue. on slight exertion.
palpitation of heurt. tryatcrica nnd whltes,,litoss
pills will erect - a CUM when all other means hare
faile; and altho' a powerful remedy, do not con
tain iron,calomel, antimony, or any thing hurl ful
to the constitution. Address Da.; TELLER
as above. - febl7BXY*
ig
BEEF! r I BEEF!! "
liIAT of that t Nothing—only that *Melt..
together uith oevasional• "—Bits" of fresh
MUTTON dc, romr,
•
eon be had in,,t he Basenient of Boyd &.Webutor's
Now Building, just below Flearlets lintel
• ROBERTA b.
E. B. Bearers. '• • ',, Gto, C. fittl;; ---
Montroso, March 21st,
A R DEN IS EEDS.:;-...Shah e Wand °that
kjr kinds—a large quatititv—bv: the pnirp4
paper—just arrived at Trillird.vs:
March 3 1 bt. iRS.I.
==l
and 'Marrowfnt■